Fed Will Signal They'll Be More Cautious in Year Ahead, Says BNY Mellon's Dhar

The video discusses the Federal Reserve's cautious approach to interest rate hikes in 2019, aiming to calm market fears of a recession. It highlights the nervousness in interest rate-sensitive sectors and the potential for recovery if the Fed slows its pace. The global banking sector is examined, noting vulnerabilities, especially in Europe, and the need to differentiate between US and European banks.

What is the Federal Reserve expected to signal about its approach in 2019?

• A more cautious approach with fewer hikes

• An aggressive increase in interest rates

• No change in the current policy

• A complete halt to interest rate hikes

What is the market's reaction to the Federal Reserve's potential actions?

• Complete confidence in the Fed's decisions

• Overreaction and nervousness

• Indifference to the Fed's actions

• Optimism about economic growth

Which sectors are currently in a bear market according to the discussion?

• Technology and healthcare

• Consumer goods and services

• Transport and banking

• Energy and utilities

What is the main concern regarding the European banking sector?

• Vulnerabilities related to Italy and emerging markets

• Strong capital reserves

• Lack of competition

• High profitability and growth

How do investors view the global banking sector compared to the time of the Lehman bankruptcy?

• Completely stable and secure

• Unrelated to past events

• In a similar or worse position

• In a much better position